Recuperação cardiopulmonar em atletas de Rugby em Cadeira de Rodas: efeito de nível competitivo e classificação funcional
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https://doi.org/10.5585/conssaude.v18n4.14963Keywords:
Disabled Persons, Quadriplegia, Oxygen consumption, Pulmonary ventilationAbstract
Introduction: Wheelchair Rugby (WR) is a sports modality with a high energetic demand. Objective: compare the cardiopulmonary recovery capacity of international (IE, n=16) and national (NE, n=06) elite WR athletes, and also verify the correlation between this capacity and the WR functional classification.
Methods: the cardiopulmonary exercise test was performed on a cycle ergometer (for upper limbs), with expired gas analysis. Oxygen consumption (VO2) and pulmonary ventilation (VE) were analyzed at peak effort and during recovery (first, second and third minutes).
Results: The IE group presented a greater recovery for VO2 and VE. Strong and very strong correlations were found between functional classification and VO2 percentage recovery for NE group, but for IE, the correlations were only weak and regular ones.
Conclusion: athletes with higher volume WR practice (IE) present better cardiopulmonary recovery capacity. The results for correlations suggest that time of sports practice possible minimize the influence of classification on recovery capacity of these athletes.
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